Fanfly is the social ticketing platform designed for artists who love doing live shows.

Currently, major music streaming platforms are very top-heavy and unsustainable for 99% of artists. Their model prioritizes abstraction over fostering growth. Our mission is to create a democratized live music platform that empowers artists at all stages of their careers, particularly those just starting out, by providing equal access to resources and opportunities for growth.

Our team has been bootstrapping to release the first version of the social ticketing platform on iOS. We also leverage mobile web to enable fans who are on Android to be able to claim tickets and follow their favorite artists.

Currently, we are in public beta. Artists can sign up on Fanfly.live to get whitelisted for access. We’ll send a text to notify you once your number is whitelisted. Thank you for your patience and interest in using the app.

We are in the development phase for the Android version of the platform. We anticipate having the first version on the Google Play store by the end of 2024, or early of 2025.

Yes. Artists can use the Verified Profile QR Code or Paste Profile Link on Social for fans to sign up and be notified on your upcoming shows. Simply download the app, log in, and create a profile to be verified. The world is your stage. Start building your IRL fanbase with Fanfly.

For the foreseeable future, the Fanfly app is free for artists to use.

Please email us at community @fanfly.live for support. We need to manually remove your account if there are tickets and shows attached to your number.

A rewards program built around one thing: getting real fans into rooms. Artists, curators, and hosting spaces earn points for the fans they bring out and check in — points that turn into real money backed by ticket sales. Everyone who buys a ticket also earns 1% cashback.

Artists, curators, and hosting spaces earn points for the fans who show up to their shows. Buyers earn cashback instead of points.

Points are minted when a fan is checked in at the door — not just when a ticket is sold. A brand-new fan (their first-ever check-in for you) counts 5× a returning fan. If a ticket is sold but the fan doesn’t show, it earns nothing: the reward is for filling the room, not selling to empty seats.

100 points = $1. That value is backed by real ticket sales: each show sets aside 2% of the sales from fans who actually attended, and that pool is shared out as points to whoever brought the foot traffic.

Every ticket you buy puts 1% of the face price back into your balance as real, spendable funds — a $10 ticket earns you 10¢. It applies to all buyers, on the ticket price only (not card or processing fees).

No. Rewards come out of Fanfly’s platform fee, not the artist’s cut. The total paid out is always capped by that fee — a sale can never pay out more than it earns.

Free shows still earn points for every check-in, but with no ticket sales there’s no cash pool that night. You bank the points now, and the cash follows when those fans come back and buy a paid ticket.

Both. From the Wallet you pick which sources to cash out — ticket earnings, IRL Rewards points, and/or cashback — into one payout. There’s a $10 minimum on the total, not per source, so small balances can be bundled and never get stuck. Verified members cash out instantly; otherwise a payout is pending until approved.

Points cash out to your bank. Cashback is best spent on tickets, but you can cash it out too.

That’s the plan for the future, and it is not available yet. Point values, percentages, and examples are illustrative and may change. Rewards are drawn from Fanfly’s platform fee and capped by it. The ownership/stake feature does not constitute an offer of securities, equity, or an investment of any kind.